For your information, G3NKC who started this thread, has now
unsubscribed from the reflector.
If only people would use these properly in their subject lines the
filtering would do the job. Unfortunately they don't. We have for
instance KX3, KX-3, KX 3 - and I see today we even have CK722 and
C
Wow. I have not even thought about the CK722 for many decades. It brings back
many memories of my childhood fascination with electronics and those little
projects you would read about in various magazines of the day. I think it was
the CK722 that introduced me to the fact that transistors cam
John Adams-2 wrote:
>
> I peeled the blue metal cover off and some gooey stuff, and there was a
> smaller, silver metal cased transistor inside.
I think the gooey stuff was heat sink compound. Before the planar
process was invented for making transistors and ICs, the junctions were
formed by d
I purchased my first CK-722 in the mid 50's when the price dropped from
about $15.50 to $7.50. Shortly afterward the price dropped again to $4.50. I
used it in the audio stage of a BC band receiver. Exciting stuff in those
days.
Steve K8IDN
Steven Bornstein K8IDN
475 E. North Broadway
Co
John
The lowest I can get the current down to is 200 mA. That's in battery saver
mode (LED graph = off, performance = battery, and LCD backlights = day (off).
If I start to turn those options on, I get:
LCD = nite = 240 mA
Opt = Perf = 300 mA
LED = Bar = 320 mA
My options are:
KAF2 Filter
KAT
> I am wondering what kind of filter it is as it certainly can't be a xtal
> filter at this vy low frequency has to be some kind of software
> controlled filter.
I think that I heard Wayne say at the Elecraft display in Dayton that they
were mechanical filters.
Mike / KK5F
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Sometime back in the '50s, I built an RF powered CW monitor called
"Snortin' Morten" with a CK722. I remember sticking a wire into the PA cage
(DX-35? Viking II?) to sample the RF. Not the smoothest note in the world.
I think I built it from a schematic in CQ (editor was Wayne Green), but
can't fin
The KPA500 uses a push-pull pair of VRF2933s manufactured by Microsemi Corp.
73,
Bob, N6CM
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 7:08 PM, R. Kevin Stover wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> Just wondering what the KPA500 uses for finals.
> I have both manuals but don't see it mentioned in either one, and don't
> see a s
On 5/26/11 6:38 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> The K3 uses crystal filters at the 8 MHz 1st IF, the KX3 roofing filters
> work at the 2nd IF, but should still be quite effective.
Actually, at least as I understand it, the KX3 is direct conversion, to
the KX3 roofing filter option is at the first "IF" a
My question is, do you have a 12 volt battery in the circuit with the
charger. Probably not, if the voltage is running at over 15 volts.
Chargers are made to run with a battery connected, which would drop the
voltage to about 14.4 volts while charging, no higher.
Mike
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Hello,
I hope to learn the typical current consumption of the K2/QRP with and
without various options installed. I understand the K2 has a built in
radio current drain and voltage monitor. If you have a K2 and a moment,
could you please jot down the reported voltage applied and current
consu
Hello all.
Just wondering what the KPA500 uses for finals.
I have both manuals but don't see it mentioned in either one, and don't
see a schematic to download.
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Brian,
I am relpying out of "stupidity". The K3 Utility tries to set the ATU
to bypass. If it detects the KAT3, but it does not go into bypass, that
would terminate the procedure.
I suggest that he look at the KAT3 situation first. Once that is
resolved, then other factors will either fal
Tech Mode on, AGC slope and threshold now available. Thanks for the
replies, all!
73,
Ian Kahn, AK4IK
Roswell, GA
K3 #281 P3 #688
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I have a heavy-ish 73crc knob on my K2, and I prefer the feel with the
felt washer completely removed. It doesn't drift when bumped although it
could be that I have an especially stiff encoder. The finger dimple is
too small for my stubby finger, so I stuck an Elecraft-supplied finger
dimple over t
You are right of course.
Although, in a certain sense the feeding frenzy is entertaining.
Some of the "design changes" I've seen posted by the armchair engineers
since last Thursday just made me sit back a say...WHAT!?!?!?
There are three prototypes on the planet and Elecraft are supposed to
Hello Ian,
Set Config Menu "TECH MD" to ON.
The various AGC menu setting will then be available.
73,
Frank - W6NEK
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From: "Ian Kahn"
To:
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 6:25 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Question about setting AGC
>I purchased K3 #281 about two months ago,
I purchased K3 #281 about two months ago, and immediately upgraded it to the
latest firmware. During that time, I read W3FPR's outstanding web page on
setting AGC. I attempted last night to follow his steps to adjust the AGC
on my rig for 40m. Unfortunately, I have neither AGC slope nor threshol
What ever happened to "patience" in our society? For pete's sake,
they're working on it, folks! It's hard, I've been there, Design
Engineers come up with some great stuff, Manufacturing Engineers work to
build it, Engineers, Marketing, and Accountants try hard to figure out
what will make mon
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 7:49 PM, Jim Lowman wrote:
> Any preliminary receiver specs? Even anecdotal information, such as
> "better than the K2 but not as good as the K3" would be great.
>
>
> Early in the game, Wayne mentioned (IIRC) that the receiver would be
"about as good as a Flex-3000" or
Jim,
I believe that is a pre-mature question. There are only 3 prototype
KX3s in the world today. That information will come later.
Yes, I believe that it will be better than the K2, but not quite as good
as the K3, but that all depends on which parameters you will be looking
at - it has m
Any preliminary receiver specs? Even anecdotal information, such as
"better than the K2 but not as good as the K3" would be great.
72/73 de Jim - AD6CW
On 5/26/2011 12:12 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
> See:
> http://www.elecraft.com/KX3/kx3.htm
>
> 73, Eric WA6HHQ
>
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At 03:30 PM 5/26/2011 -0700, you wrote:
>Jim Dunstan-2 wrote:
> >
> > My interpretation is that the "narrow roofing filter option" is variable
> > with 500, 1500, 2700, and 3800 hz steps that follow the DSP filter as it's
> > bandwidth is changed.
> >
>
>These filters are ahead of the DSP at baseb
9 years old, eh? Apparently savvy engineers show their talents early
:-) My grandmother bought one for me when I was 13, $10 or so I think,
I built a crystal radio using it as the audio amp, and she was so
impressed. Grandma always told me I was a genius. Mom, Dad, and Life
... not so much.
I'm posting this for KK4AOA. He will be joining the group later.
He is doing a clean build.
The K3 is a K3-10 so far with an internal antenna tuner and five
filters. No subrx.
Running the utility program transmit power calibration works fine on
160,80 and 60M but fails on 40M.
Over the phone
The major problem with the digital modes (amplitude pulse modes) occured
during the initial protocol between the cell & phone. This is a max power
mode and occurs prior to phone ringing. The peak powers were as high as 10
watts. Also, during power save modes of TDMA, the packet rate can be as
l
Jim,
I cannot say for certain because I have not seen the knob.
I do have a concern for knobs that are heavy and do not fit properly
against the felt washer.
For one thing, the heavier knob spaced out from the front panel will put
extra downward stress on the encoder shaft - that is canceled o
They got my first order correct. I'm taxing old dormant gray matter. But what
was their first sales?
If I have it all correct the founders started out selling a PCB and parts kit
for a design of a keyer
that was in QST, called Digikey. It used Motorola MC 700 series RTL logic on an
about 1.5 i
I've searched through the archives provided by Leigh, and found that
various replacement tuning knobs for the K2 work well.
Among others, the FT-100.
I have a heavier-duty metal knob that I bought from Ten-Tec as a
replacement for the knob on the Argonaut V, but traded that radio in to
Ten-Tec
Gee, I think it was just before I was licensed (in 1964) that I
ordered my very first KC722 -- from PolyPaks in Lynn, MA, if I recall.
It arrived with one lead missing, so I wrote (you couldn't afford to
call back then, at least at the age of 16) and received another, in
good shape. Then, a few y
Larry,
It is not for the K3, it will only work in the KX3.
From what I can imagine (and it is only MY imagination), it is more
akin to an active bandpass filter (like an audio filter, but at the high
end of the audio range) where it filters the 11 kHz IF before the signal
hits the ADC conver
Don’t forget MSWE on June 4 and 5. I will have a K2 on the USS Cavalla.
-Original Message-
From: Ken Newman
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 8:15 AM
To: List Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] N2CQ QRP Contest Calendar: May 28 - June 27, 2011
~~
I have queried this in the past for small items. An email to Lisa quickly
resolved the issue.
Max/ZL4VV
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John Adams-2 wrote:
>
> I peeled the blue metal cover off and some gooey stuff, and there was a
> smaller, silver metal
> cased transistor inside.
>
Photos? Here you go: http://ck722museum.com/page6.html
The site has internal broken links, but if you look at the URL and replace
the geocities
Jim Dunstan-2 wrote:
>
> My interpretation is that the "narrow roofing filter option" is variable
> with 500, 1500, 2700, and 3800 hz steps that follow the DSP filter as it's
> bandwidth is changed.
>
These filters are ahead of the DSP at baseband. They protect the ADC from
overload and shou
On 5/26/2011 1:43 PM, John Huggins, kx4o wrote:
> However, I would not make a habit of it and heed others' advice about
> staying within the 15V limit with a good DC power supply or charge with
> the radio disconnected. It should have less electrical noise as a side
> benefit.
Or use a smart-c
Is this "one size does all" roofing filter the one alluded to at the
beginning of the K3 campaign that would be available at some point down
the line?
Will it fit the K3 or just KX3?
Larry
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I obtained a CK722 when I was about 9 years old. It was the first
electronic part I ordered. The only place I could think of to get one
was Heathkit, and somehow I managed to talk them into sending me one
as a replacement part.
It was a few years later that I ordered my second part: a disc
At 04:37 PM 5/26/2011 -0400, you wrote:
>Ah. Extremely important point. NOT at all apparent from the KX3
>page, especially when used to the one filter, one bandwidth paradigm.
>As it stands it reads like four available, but only one installable.
>
>On the web page, you may want to change...
>
>"N
I used to set kill filters for the topics I wasn't interested in, but found that
at some times I would delete something that interested me, so using my Email
program 'Agent' I now use the watch filter to look for phrases in the subject
that contain topics I'm not interested in and move them to a f
I once broke a leg off my ck722, I was a teenager and couldn't afford to buy
another one, so
I peeled the blue metal cover off and some gooey stuff, and there was a
smaller, silver metal
cased transistor inside. It's leads were long enough and I used that.
I really enjoy my K3.
John.
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Ouch!
I hope you got your money back
73,
Tom
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On Thu, 26 May 2011 14:22:16 -0500, "John Harper" wrote:
>>This is a continuing game played with tuners, which for a long time
>>have given ratings for stand-alone tuners based upon average voice AND
>
>
>
>
>Some t
I created the various web archives for the Elecraft list (except for the
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In my opinion, the Nabble site is the best one for for reading, for
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All traffic is synchronized with the mailing list, so you get the best of
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It's here:
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> "Dick" == Dick Dievendorff writes:
Dick> There is a terminal tab on the K3 Utility that might help.
Dick> Dick, K6KR
I thought of that, but it would interfere with the logging program.
Pf
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Extra nice K2/10, s/n 3925. Has the finger dimple, SSB module and antenna
tuner built by W3FPR, Don, and calibrated and aligned on 3/3/2011. Have
manual, all Don's paper work. $780 shipped USPS East Coast.
Will also trade in part on a K3.
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Reading the res
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The most important thing to remember is that th
I agree with Ken Alexander VE3HLS. My mail program has a decent filtering
system. Since this reflector has such diverse topics I have taken the
trouble of making filters for those of special interest to me (conversely
helping me avoid those that are not) which only takes a minute of
There is a terminal tab on the K3 Utility that might help.
Dick, K6KR
On May 26, 2011, at 13:54, Pierfrancesco Caci wrote:
>
> Is there a way to have the decoded text persist longer on the display?
> it returns too quickly to showing vfoB frequency.
>
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Is there a way to have the decoded text persist longer on the display?
it returns too quickly to showing vfoB frequency.
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On 5/26/2011 1:30 PM, Alan Bloom wrote:
> TDMA (time division multiple access) cell phones share a frequency
> channel by transmitting only in certain time slots. The power is pulsed
> on and off even though the modulation mode may be constant-power.
Yes. For at least one of the commonly used sta
Gavin -
I'm not familiar with MRP 40, but I question that it decodes CW via an RS232
cable.
Maybe an audio cable?
SteppIR sells a "Y" cable that plugs into the PC and has 2 branches, one of
which
goes to the K3, and the other goes to the SteppIR controller. I have, and use
it.
They also have
Keep in mind automotive power busses can and do have steady state voltages
over 15V and even 16V when you include allowable ripple. Power busses are
a terrible terrible place.
Assuming the K3 designers' had in mind a car's electrical system, the
choice of the BZW50-15 (in the QRP version) puts th
Ah. Extremely important point. NOT at all apparent from the KX3
page, especially when used to the one filter, one bandwidth paradigm.
As it stands it reads like four available, but only one installable.
On the web page, you may want to change...
"Narrow roofing filter option with four bandwidth
TDMA (time division multiple access) cell phones share a frequency
channel by transmitting only in certain time slots. The power is pulsed
on and off even though the modulation mode may be constant-power.
Al N1AL
On Thu, 2011-05-26 at 15:19 -0500, Tony Estep wrote:
> On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 12:
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 12:56 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
> ...a cell phone used by the person wearing pacemaker -- worst case, it's a
> 1 watt
> PEP AM UHF, transmitter...
This is interesting. I thought cellphones used an ADC to convert your audio,
then some sort of FSK to transmit it. A web search tu
On 5/26/2011 1:01 PM, Ed, W9EJB wrote:
> It was the digital modulation modes that caused some
> problems; all of which have been fixed for many years now.
Note that what you're calling digital modulation is 100% amplitude
modulation of a carrier by a series of pulses. For TDMA (time division
mul
As noted by several others the pacemaker industry has indeed recognized the
issues surrounding potential interference problems. Most probably remember
the issues with microwave ovens - a problem solved over 30 years ago- but
you still see the warning signs.
In general, the typical ham does not
As far as I'm concerned, what you see is what you get. If Yahoo's span filter
doesn't do it, I have another one located between my ears. I don't see what
all the fuss is.
--- On Thu, 5/26/11, Ken Alexander wrote:
> Hi Dave,
>
> The rules regarding posting aren't restricted entirely to
> Ele
>From the new KX3 web page, the optional roofing filters:
KXFL3 Roofing Filter Module (500/1500/2700/3800 Hz)
The one option gives you all four roofing filters.
Al N1AL
On Thu, 2011-05-26 at 15:01 -0400, Joseph Trombino, Jr wrote:
> Fellow Elecrafters:
>
> Does anyone have info on the KX3
Turn off the "send email" option and just read your topics-of-interest here:
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>This is a continuing game played with tuners, which for a long time
>have given ratings for stand-alone tuners based upon average voice AND
Some tuners don't even stand up to their published ratings at CW duty cycles:
http://www.ae5x.com/blog/qro/review-ldg-at600-autotuner/
Hopefully Elecraft
See:
http://www.elecraft.com/KX3/kx3.htm
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Hi Dave,
The rules regarding posting aren't restricted entirely to Elecraft products.
Frankly, there are too many smart people on the reflector to waste their talent
on only one subject.
That said, the Elecraft reflector is my e-mail software's most heavily filtered
folder. I think I current
Something smells... is that your rig burning. Seriously, a battery will act as
a
voltage clamp unless it is open.
Power supplies make good battery chargers but the converse is not true.
Chargers
do not contain filter caps so the voltage can spike, particularly if the
battery
is disconnecte
Fellow Elecrafters:
Does anyone have info on the KX3 roofing filters, i.e. how many can the KX3
contain??? Bandwidths???
Looks like the ultimate portable rig to mesure hope they can keep up with
the expected demand (grin).
73, Joe W2KJ
Bob, K3SRO, asked:
> Will the KX-3 be available as a factory assembled rig (KX-3F)
> or only kit form?
Both.
> What is the size,
Somewhat larger than the KPA100 with heat sink and packaging.
> cost
Not yet fully costed out.
> and weight of the
> 100 amp?
Somewhat more than the KPA100.
Be
The transmitting station SAQ in Sweden regularly puts their big transmitter
on the air at 17 kHz. The "transmitter" is an Alexanderson Alternator - a
fascinating mechanical beast that did an excellent job generating pure CW
back in the days when most stations were running spark. Google will turn up
Guys
I am new to this reflector; but am already considering quitting.
Having just gotten a K3, I was hoping to see it as a source of useful info
// advice, that I will undoubtedly need in the weeks ahead.
Of course the reflector is for more than just the K3; and I can see the
Euphoria surroundin
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 1:35 PM, Mike Cox wrote:
> ...I also had a CK722...here's a picture...
Col! I well remember those little blue gadgets, and the circuits I made
to experiment with them, powered by big fat dry-cell batteries.
Tony KT0NY
Just for a bit of nostalgia, I also had a CK722 (back in the day)
which I paid about $10 for. My 2N107's legs had previously fallen off
and this was what I replaced it with. I still have it so here's a
picture of one of the prettiest transistors ever made sitting on the
screen of a current pr
Dick,
Yes, 16 volts is too high. There is a 15 volt zener diode right at the
DC input of the K3 which should limit the voltage to the K3 at 15 volts
(or until that zener diode is damaged).
The charger may be dropping into the bulk charge output rather than
staying in the trickle charge stat
This sounds like too small a battery for the given charger. Or too
large a charger for the battery.
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 2:21 PM, wrote:
>
> If the spec sheet on the K3 say's 15V max, then the voltage is too high, no
> matter where the voltage comes from...
>
> 73,
> Tom
> Amateur Radio Oper
Will the KX-3 be available as a factory assembled rig (KX-3F) or only kit
form? What is the size, cost and weight of the 100 amp? Thanks.
Bob
K3SRO
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It's measuring 15.7 volts in "Trickle Charge" on the K3 front panel
display and on Battery Charger's digital readout. When it's charging in
either
the 10 or 15-amp mode then the voltage on both units goes to 16.0 volts.
Dick- K9OM
In a message dated 5/26/2011 1:08:48 P.M. Central D
Jerry,
All that transistor has to do is remain in an open state between the
collector and emitter during receive and provide a path to ground
between collector and emitter during transmit. Any transistor that has
a low saturation voltage will serve in that capacity - it is just a
switching
If the spec sheet on the K3 say's 15V max, then the voltage is too high, no
matter where the voltage comes from...
73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
On Thu, 26 May 2011 13:58:34 EDT, r...@aol.com wrote:
>Hi Guys,
>
>I'm operating from a portable location and using a 12-volt automobile
>ba
I have found that the best way to make enquiries about orders from Elecraft is
to call or email Elecraft.
73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
On Thu, 26 May 2011 12:49:43 -0400, bruce.bef...@myfairpoint.net wrote:
>I ordered one early last week (as part of another order) and was told by sales
A "trickle charge" should not be 16V. How are you measuring this?
--- On Thu, 5/26/11, r...@aol.com wrote:
> From: r...@aol.com
> Subject: [Elecraft] Battery Charger Voltage High?
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Date: Thursday, May 26, 2011, 11:58 AM
> Hi Guys,
>
> I'm operating from a port
Hello
Yes, you should be concerned. Battery chargers are different from PSUs as
they can easily create a high voltage peak which will destroy any
equipment hooked up to it. I highly recommend not to use the battery when
it is on the charger.
73 from LA3CTA, Christoffer
På Thu, 26 May 2011
Hi Guys,
I'm operating from a portable location and using a 12-volt automobile
battery with my K3. To keep the battery charged I'm using a Schumacher 15-Amp
Charger/Maintainer that automatically switches to "Trickle Charge" when the
battery is charged. My concern is that when the charger
On 5/25/2011 2:01 PM, FRED TOWNSEND wrote:
> Pacemakers are a lot like avionics relative to ham
> radio. The working spectrums for pacemakers, avionics, and ham radios are
> widely
> separated by both frequency and function. The probability of their mutual
> interaction is very small. Unfortunatel
At 10:49 AM 5/26/2011 +0100, you wrote:
> > With great delight over the years, he regularly welcomed visitors to his
> > lab to listen to what he called his "whistlers," the eerie electrical
> > warbling generated by lightning flashes in Canada's Arctic and that had
Hi,
Just a short line (off
Don,
I did extract the old Q7 without any damage or problems.
I was looking at the spec sheet for the 2N3904 after getting your last
suggestion and after ordering the 2N4124 from Elecraft. Do you think the
2n3904 is a superior replacement for the 2n4124? Any reason to suspect it
would not work or
Having a lot of water around means that the antenna impedance changes
with the power level. I have seen this many times here on 160 with
wet leaves very close to wires, and sometimes touching. I can watch
the SWR vary under a steady 1500 watts, something not seen or far less
obvious at 5 watts.
A PEP rating higher than CW is always going to be heat related. One
should always inquire about the brick-on-key rating, e.g. the CCS or
Continuous Commercial Service rating. For an Alpha 9500 and 8410 it
is 1500 watts. For my 76CA it is 750 watts at the low voltage (CW)
setting. For obvious re
My arrived a few days ago. So they are being shipped.
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On May 26, 2011, at 11:49 AM, bruce.bef...@myfairpoint.net wrote:
> I ordered one early last week (as part of another order) and was told by
> sales they would not be ready for shipment until this week. I have not yet
>
Can anyone help or advise please ? I would like to install the MRP 40
program on my shack computer and send and receive CW via an RS232 lead
connected to my K3, but I already use an RS232 lead connected between
the K3 and the controller for my SteppIR antenna. Can anyone advise how
I can conn
I ordered one early last week (as part of another order) and was told by sales
they would not be ready for shipment until this week. I have not yet received
the order, or a shipment notice. I'm sure it will be along, just wanted to
mention what I was told about the external reference kit availab
set authenticate ajax
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Folks - Let's end this thread. We've taken care of this with the
customer and have also adjusted the web form.
73, Eric
On 5/26/2011 9:32 AM, Edward R. Cole wrote:
> First off, I can symphasize with Doug, as I face unnecessarily high
> shipping all the time to Alaska. I'm not speaking about El
First off, I can symphasize with Doug, as I face unnecessarily high
shipping all the time to Alaska. I'm not speaking about Elecraft's
shipping policy, specifically, as they seem to be fair. My XG3 cost
me $8.64 to ship via USPS Priority Mail.
But recently I bought a 50v PS on ebay that cost m
Its been shipping for a week or two.
73, Eric
On 5/26/2011 9:03 AM, Jim Sheldon wrote:
> The ship date on the external reference board ought to be getting close.
> I've already ordered mine, just wondering how much longer till they are out
> the door?
>
> Jim - W0EB
>
In addition, according to the user's manual, the key down time in CW at max
power is ten minutes. I wouldn't want to do that to any of my VHF or UHF
bricks, so it seems to me it's a pretty rugged amp.
73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
On Thu, 26 May 2011 08:09:25 -0700, Robert Friess wrote:
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